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This study analyses the relation between handwriting and psychomotor education in pupils in Infant Education and how psychomotor education helps to improve the quality of handwriting. A quasi-experimental study design involving preand post-test measurements of an experimental group and a control group was used to analyse a sample of 90 four-year-old children. Of these, 45 were the subject of an intervention. Means, medians and improvement percentages are compared and analysed and the Mann-Whitney Utest is used to analyse the data. The results indicate significant changes in the quality of the experimental group’s handwriting (a mean of over 4.4 points) after they had carried out twelve sessions of specific fine and gross psychomotor exercises. Finally, the results confirm our hypothesis and we propose that handwriting should be taught in line with motor development and from a global perspective that includes the exercising both fine and gross motor skills.

La psicomotricidad, un recurso para la mejora del grafismo en educación infantil - [Psychomotor education, a resource for improving handwriting in infant education]